Kharghar News

Bombay high court on Wednesday restrained the entry of persons to attend the trial in the succession row between the incumbent Syedna Muffadal Saifuddin and his uncle Khozema Qutbuddin. Source: Mumbai News

State CID will probe all offences registered across Maharashtra against Avadhnama editor Shirin Dalvi, the Bombay high court was informed on Wednesday. Source: Mumbai News

Bombay High Court will hear today former Chief Information Commissioner Shailesh Gandhi 's petition challenging the Chief Information Commission's order rejecting his plea to disclose Income Tax returns and balance sheets of deputy CM Ajit Pawar. Source: Mumbai News

Bombay high court today will commence trial in the succession row between the incumbent Syedna Muffadal Saifuddin and his uncle Khozema Qutbuddin, who has claimed that he is the rightful spiritual head of the Dawoodi Bohra community Source: Mumbai News

The consul general of the Republic of Korea in Mumbai Seok- Gu Jang has said Korea is actively participating in the 'Make in India' programme with a number of Korean companies already manufacturing in India, particularly in Maharashtra. Source: Mumbai News

NGO Paani Haq Samiti will hold a morcha at Chaityabhoomi, Dadar, on Thursday to demand water supply to all. Source: Mumbai News

NGO Awaaz Foundation has demanded a speedy investigation into the murder of IAS officer DK Ravi. Source: Mumbai News

The BNHS Sálim Ali Awards for Nature Conservation felicitated pioneering hands-on work in wildlife research, conservation and nature education. The Awards for 2014 were handed out across three categories at a well attended ceremony on Wednesday evening, on the lawns of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (Museum) in south Mumbai. Source: Mumbai News

The plan for a coastal road will soon get the green signal from the ministry of environment and forests (MoEF), Union minister Prakash Javadekar said here on Sunday. Source: Mumbai News

Corporates have always had team building activities, but off late, these have become more experiential.Tamal Bhatia, who organizes many such activities for big industry players, says that companies are realizing that passive learning is out. Source: Mumbai News